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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11
E.Nrag. H5sEysTsES.

| A regular meeting Of the City Council vii
be held to night.
The telephone line between this city ant
the upper counties is again in operation.
The Corporation Court was not in session
to-day, having adjourned yesterday till 10
morrow.
The Grand Lodge of Virginia Of the
knights of Pythas will meet in Fredericks
burg Tuesday, the Sth OF February.
The police report last night as being
clear and cold, with six dodgers but no pris
ouers ct the station house. The Mayor thi:
morning had 40 cases before him for trial
Mr.. L. Z. Robey, of East Washington for
eight years connected with the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad as brakeman and
baggage master, has been promoted to q
conductosship.
Mr.. Stuart Johns, while skating on the
river yesterday evening, broke through q
piece of newly made ice near the wharf Of
Messrs. W. a. Sm0ot & Co., and received O
thorough ducking
A valuable horse belonging to Mr.. w. F
Creighton died suddenly in that gentleman's
we'll wher put into the stable last night, but
this morning was found dead.
The alarm of fire about half:past eigh!
o'clock last night was caused by the burn
| ing Of chimney at the residence of Mrs.
Henry Daipgerfcd, on Prince street. The
alarm brought out the entire department.
The annual convention of farmers and
others interested in agriculture will be held
at the Sandy Spring Lyceum, Montgomery
county, Md, Tuesday next at ten O'Clock.
Lunch will be prepared by those residing
near.
Mr.. John NJ. Williams, Washington agent
for the Inland and Seaboard C0asting Co,
has gone 10 New Yorl; city, where he will
take permanent charge of the business OF
the same company, promotion which has
been rendered him in recognition of many
years of faithful service.
The deed of release from the Alexandria
Canal Railroad and Bridge Company TO the
Alexandria Caua Company of tie canal
property lying between the south end OF
the Aqueduct bridge, in the county, and
the river front, AT this city, was placed on
record in the clerks office of the Corpora
tion Court day.
Union Gospel services will be held at the Bap-
list Church Tonight, at the Second Presbyterian
Church tomorrow night, and at the NJ. f. Church
South Thursday night. The ministers who
united in these services last week will continue
10 oisiatc.
The young folks guill will give a social enter
tainmont to.mo Wednesday, night at Trini-
ty NJ. E Church, to which an admission fee of ten
cents will be charged
The Mayor tonight will send a communication
TO the City Council in relation to number of
matters which will require the attention of that
body.
There will be n meeting of the board of dircc-
tors Of the Fire Department at the Columbia en-
CINE house this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

MASTER RALPH B1NGHAM-The Daily
Independent, Richmond, Ind speaks as
follows of Master Harry Bingham, who will
appear here this week:
The Grand Opera House was we'll filed
with very Intelligent audience last night
to hear the young prodigy in his character
delineations. His powers have not been
overrat I'd in the least. He is simply re.
markabIe. He is boy in appearance, with
face, manners aud actions of boy oftWelve,
but his genius is wonderful. His selections
last evening were varied and fine, giving
him a fair opportunity to show 1.-The many
phases OF feeling. He was pathetic, humor-
Gus. rolicking and sublime by turns. The
boy grows upon his audience until they feel
deep interest in him and marvel what his
future will be with such brilliant promise in
boyhood Nothing in oratory could surpass
his delivery of the speech of John Quincy
Adams upon the Declaration OF lndepen.
dence. 1t was in gesture, information and
everything perfect. He kept the audience
interested.to the close"
The following is from the Daily Herald,
| Quincy, 1ll.)
THE boy orator appeared yesterday af.
ternoon aud evening at the Vernon Street
Baptist Church, before large enthusiastic
audiences, who manifested from time to
time their appreciation of his phenomenal
powers, He is apparently not over eleven
or twelve years of age but he surpassed the
expectations OF the most sanguine. His rem
dering pathetic, humorous and sublime Sc
ections is certainly wonderful, and that
such young boy can show proficiency
ana art that men who have been before the
public for generation fail to possess, is q
| ,,arvai
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

ACCIDENT Edward Entwisle, sen of DR..
James Entwisle, was accidentally run over
by the feed wagon of Mr. Edgar Watkins,
at the corner q King and Royal stree!s,
yesterday evening, and painfully but not
seriously hurt, the wheels passing over his
left leg near the ankle. He was attended
by DR. Brown, and though suffering consid
erabie pain to-day is doing well.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

BLIND Tom AGAIN. The Blind Tom case
was again before the U. S. Circuit Court to-
day, when, or motion of the plaintiff, it was
ordered that within ten days from this date
the defendant pay into the First National
Bank of Alexandria all moneys which have
come to his hands as committee since his
appointment as such in 1884. Leigh R. Page
counsel for plaintiff and s. Ferguson Beach
counsel for defendant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

CoNyICTED.-The second trial Of Mary
Dabney Waller and Jennie Boggs, who were
charged with the attempt to murder and
rob Mr. Waller and his sister about year
ago in Spotsylvania county, full account
of which was published in the GAZETTE at
the time. ended last week in the County
Court OF that county. The jury in the case
found verdict OF guilty ard fixed the term
of imprisonment OF the girls in the peniten-
tiary at three years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Of the coun-
ty met to day. u fnl board bsing present.
After transacting considerable routine bust
ness and appointing W. C. Wibert as special
collector Of certain delinquent taxes, and
making arrangements for the repair of the
Poor's Eouse and for the batter care of the
paupers Of the county, the beard adjourned
until the second Tuesday in February.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

MEMORIAL TABLET.-The memorial tablet
Of DIR. J. II. Amber, of Fauquier county,
who lost his life in the De Long expedition,
is now or exhibition in New York. 1t is OF
bronze, four feet long and three feet wide,
and represents Or. Amber taking his place
by the side of dying man, with several
companions, and waving farewell 10 two
members of the expedition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

COUPON CAsEs-It was learned in this
city to day that indictments would be pre-
sented before the grand jury of the Rich
mond Hastings Court to morrow against
Mr.. w. l.. Royal, J. S. Vashon & Son, and
J. P Cooper, for selling coupons without 3
license, and that among the witnesses sum-
moned before that body were several per
sous in this city. Its understood that the
indictments are similar to the one present
ed to the grand jury in this city yesterday
against Mr. r. 7. Lucus, and to which that
body returned true bill.
The trial of the case of Mr.. r. T. Lucas,
indicted by the grand jury of this city yes
terday for selling coupons without license,
as stated in the GAZETTE, has, by agree
ment between Mr. ". L. Royal, of Rich
mond, counsel for Mr.. Lucas, who was in
the city to day, and Commonwealths At
torney Marbury, been continued till the
February term. 1t is understood that Judge
I. f. Stuart will assist Mr.. Marbury in the
case
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

DEATHs.-Mr. Thomas Downey, who, as
stated in the GAZETTE, was stricken with
paralysis last week, died at his home, in the
Village, in the southwestern part of the
city, early last night. in the esd year of his
age. Mr.. Downey was born in Tipperary,
Ireland, but came to this city in 1917. He
was an Industrious, enterprising citizen,
having erected number of buildings in
different parts OF the city, and at the time
OF his death owned 81 considerable amount
property.
Mr. Robert c. Funston, of Albemarle
county, son of the late DR.. o. r. Funston,
OF Clarke county, died at Beattyville, KY,
on Saturday last, after short illness, in
the 2lst year of his age He was a young
man O: fue promise, beloved by all who
knew him and his death will be learned
with regret by largo circle of relatives
and friends. Mr. Funsten was educated al
the Episcopal High School, aud went to
take charge of school at Beattyville last
September.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

FIRE INSURANCE MEEr1NG.-The eigh-
teenth annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Independent Mutual Fire Insurance
Company was held at the Al, xsudria House
IN this city yesterday, Mr.. r. n. Havener
ID the chair, and Mr.. a G. Harmon, secre.
lary. The following directors were elected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

BANK DGRECToRs.-At meaiing of the
st cghoGers of the Citizens National Bank
held tits morning, the following board OF
directors was elected for the ensuing year:
J. 3. Smoot 3. Wheat, john Perry, Z. B.
Hooe and Z. L. Daingerfield
The stockholders OF the First National
Bank also held meeting this morning end
elected the following directors S. Fergu-
son Beach, Wm J. Boothe, Joseph Broders,
Jas. F. Muir, and Henry Strauss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

RIVER ITEais-There is no change to note
in the condition of the river, its surface still
being covered with ice, it is said now, al
most to it's mouth, the thickness of which
increases nightly. The tug Sampson came
around from Baltimore On Saturday lest to
the assistance of the tug Jupiter, which had
been cut through by the ice and run ashore
at Coaches Point, below the White House,
ard lowed her back TO Baltimore. All the
vessels in the river are we'll frozen in and
will be unable 20 get out without the assist
ance Of tugs The crews of the schooners
Y. G.. Smith and Clytie, now at the Wharvea
of Messrs. w. A Smoot & Co., in this city,
have been discharged, as there is no chance
of those vessels getting away for some time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

for the ensuing year D. P. Smith, Y. Ba-
ker, c. B. Ives, D. o. Munson, Jno. Ballen-
ger, Wm. Hunter, c. Lukens. &. Cauield.
c. T Wilkens, VIM. Cheuncey. G. c.
Hughs-. G c. Round and j. ". Roberts.
The secretary and treasurer presented his
report which showed the affairs of the COM
pany to he in healthy condition. The
amount Of property insured isS i, 600 500 and
the amount OF assessable property 81, 726, S96,
an Increase during the last year of Sl52. al.
There has been but one assessment made
during the past three years and that was for
loss Of 81 ,223, incurred by a loss by fire last
year. After the meeting of the stockhold-
re the directors held meeting and elected
D. P. Smith, president A. c. Harmon,
secretary and treasurer and V. Baker, gen.
era agent d. 2. Smith, C. Lukens and V.
Baker were chosen tbs executive commit
tee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11
EDUCATIONAL.
LANGU AGES.
The Berlitz School Of Languages
FOURTEENTH ST. n. W..
Washington. ID. G..
EDUCATIONAL.

AND ALL OTHER PRINCIPAL CITIES,
will open in two weeks BRANCH IN ALIEN
ANDRIA for the benefit of the inhabitants of this
city.
For references and particulars apply until the
10th instant at the above address, or TO Miss r C.
Powell, Arlington Institute.
These schools are recognized as superior to all
other similar institutions. Unexcelled advantages
to learn TO SPEAK, read ana write Best of ma
tive teachers. Private and class instruction for
ladies, gentlemen and children. Fee extremely
low. jan1 I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

TELEPHONE SUITs.-The Bell telephone
company it appears has instituted suits
against the various parties operating tele
phone lines in the neighboring counties for
Infringement on their patents and rights.
Deputy Marshal J. H. overly was in this
city to-day, having just come from Loudoun
and Fauquier counties where he has been TO
serve notice OF such suit on the operators Of
the lines between Purce!ville and Unison !;
Warrenton and Culpeper; and Leesburg AID
Point Of Rocks, and summoning them TO ap
pear in this city on the first Monday in Feb
ruary next, before the T. s. Colrtto answer
charges and protect their Interests in said
suit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11
LOCAL NEWS.

For this district warmer, southerly Winds and
fair weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR DANvILLE AND
NEW RIVER Il. r. Coz. Wilcox Brown,
and other bondholders of tho Danville and
New River Railroad company, last fall filed
bill in toe Circuit Court for the western
district Of Virginia, asking that receiver be
appointed for said road and that sale be
ordered to enforce the payment of its honda.
To-day motion was made before Judge
Bond for the appointment OF such receiver.
The bondholders and trustees were repre-.
scented by Dir. Frank P. Clark, of Baltimore,
and Mr. Chas NJ. Blackford, of Lynchburg,
Va. The company was represented by Hon.
A ~ Akin, of Danville. The Judge
granted the prayer for a receiver and John
c. Wrenshal was appointed receiver and
will at once take charge of the road and its
properties and franchises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

PERSONAL THE Misses Yeaton, who have
been spending the winter in Lynchburg, are
in the city on . visit to their sister, Mrs. G..
E. Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Smoot have gone to
Baltimore to attend reception to be given
them tonight by Mrs. r. W. Gator, Mrs.
Smoot's mother The reception will be a
brilliant affair AID number of Alexan-
diians will attend
Mr.. Robert Portner and family, who have
been in Bermuda for some time past, have
returned to thei: home, in Washington.
The condition Of Mrs. ]. a. DeLagnel,
whose illness has been mentioned, continues
UNCHANGED.
Col. ]. Cate;t Gibson, L. 5. District At
torney. it is understood will shortly remove
to this city. where he will make his home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The United
States Circuit aud District Courts met at
eleven o'clock to-day, Judge r. ". Hughes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-11

A regular meeting Of the City Council will
be held to night.
The telephone line between this city and
Butte semi-weekly miner., 1887-04-13
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Lawrence Starkett, Scranton. Pa; F.. W.
Fairfield, Spokane Falls; Willis Morton,
Miles City, are registered at the Windsor.
The gold watch rattle at the White Ele-
phant on Saturday evering resulted in the
watch being won by Mr.. Schiling who
threw AZ.
DR.. 0. B. Whitford left yesterday morn.
ing for Evanston, Wyoming, to testify in a
murder trial which will come off at that
place this week.
81. Bratnober, Superintendent of the
Drum -Lummon mine, came over last even
ing from Marysville. and will 60 down to
Anaconda to look at some mining inter-
ests.
Louis Villemaire, Mr.. Maguire's assist
ant, spent yesterday in the city. He left
in the evening for Dillon, Virginia City and
other points, to make dates for Mcguire 8
Comedy Company.
The Deakin Sisters who make their first
appearance in Butte at the New Comique
tonight are finished artists. 1t is said
that Miss Louise is one OF the finest ira
peEe performers in the profession.
There is some talk OF another meeting
between Lawrence and Palmer. the latter
not being satisfied with the result oi their
recent contest. Palmer thinks he can
down the Frisco lad if he wants to.
Lowering clouds hung heavily over the
city yesterday. with every indication of
rain. The sun made a few Intellectual
struggles for appearance, and the day
closed without the expected downpour.
The first regular meeting OF the Butte
Rife Club will be held tonight. The Exec
utive Committee will make a report on An
excellent shooting ground that they have
selected. Targets will be erected at once
and team shooting begin and be kept up
regularly under the direction OF the cap
tain.